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... before four, Sir Grattan Doyle (C., Wewcastle-on-Xyne) gravely called the Chairman’s attention to the position the Liberal party. With outstretched hands, he pointed solitary occnpant the Liberal benches, with chin on chest and arms folded. The laughter ...

... share of indirect taxation, while the tobacco manufacturers were making huge fortunes o'*t of him. Mr. R. H. Morris (L., Cardigan), seconded, remarking that the revenue had fallen from 61 millions in 1920 to 52 millions last year. Mr. W. Guinness said ...